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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
The Sunday Rxc.rsion.

Last Sunday was ;xery lively day iu
/ BottineSu-much more 80 IN fact than some
Of our liyeliest week days. An excursion
train 1t II. o'clock brought in abost one
hundred people from Devils Lake and other
nsixhboring towns along the line, Al bent
upon day t2f recreation apd sight t7seeiug,
The Devils Lake Cornet Band also accom-
panied the excursiouisti, and enlivened the
occasion by playing scnae. appropriate and
6hoice selections. The party was brought
dgrn from tie station BY special convey
sRqss secured for tke occasion. 3nd after
psstsking OF AZ exeellent,, dilneE.st the
Headquarters, 70 which considerable; credit
lis due Judge TAplnpson. the visits,s turned
their steps about and around the town, ex+
@mi4ipg everything OF intelsst, aud many
rode up into the Rovntains, 80 as to be able
to, look down upon the couatry AROUND. ALI
were unanimous il their praise Of ohr sur
! rodiidings, and say that thcy hope to be
able 10. .repest their visit some day;And stay
longer. The observation-disclosures of our: people
are ksmew bat liuise't at prssent for enter
! ,ainiRgss large .numbsr.4of people, but
shgQld they eyer come 4gain. tAAy will
| bst 'rsceiYcd with better, effect 44than Is
possible :tn.be accorded. them now. How
exev they expYessed thaHselves as,. satisfied
| with everything. land sshsn the retnnn trip
W1a started appon St.tia. o'clock p.'ta. tho
party departed in thaikest OF spirits; The
mi.sic by the band was.an exeellentfeature,
aild We are certain more than conpansAAed
oar people torany trauble... Thesarstre M
disoilerly proceedings At ell daring she
day, and better regulated crawd d. bf visit
drs could not be found anywhere: Come
again, friends, when we hope 'te" he better
able to entertain you. and you will be
,nost royalty received. be,dw' We publish
as nearly is possible list Of those who nc.
! cornaIn d ed the excursion: -
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26

The Bot,inea. '.nlYerauce society hoics
t. regular mon bly, meeting next luesday
, 2en.ng At the SCHOOL house. 1t is undes-
ood that the c,mmi.tss On entertainment
20 prepared . programme which
2 i no doubt ~ very :,in,e' er,ins:-
principal feature eihg a dictate on the
estion wLeth'r the use of,' lAien leIats
nguagels mo c prejpd eial to the CAUSE o.
>emperancs than tho open defense OF tie
4uor traffic, ( e affirm iativc OF which VIII
espo,assd By squire stewar, and 1h"..
4 wr,e; ..hs MIGHT'VE by KEY. a. Lu,r a"d
J, b. Sinclair. Readings. recisat4ous and
usic intevsper ed.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26

According to resolution Of the Board Of
County Con- missioners the Commission to
appoint two commissioners met, aud organ
red by appointing Geo. J. Oonlthard chair.
man and Levi Mellon, secretary. Comnlis-
siouer Brunells declined acting with the
Commission. Augustine Thompson, p'o.
bate Judge, also declined on the ground
not having had en- opportunity to consult
with rHe people OF the district interss,siS
Tn motion the Commission adJuGrned l.
meet agaih on the 2sth' i"s f3 o'tlsek P,
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Notice

u hereby given that meeting Of the
school board Of the Bottinean SCHOOL DIP:
,r,ct will be held pursuant to . lale law q
the I, last llegislss'prs Nt the sehoo} house IT.
bottineau; on Tuesday, Mey slst, leo1, Vt
3 oelock p. M, for the purpose
Of temporarily fixing the b1un.
dariess Of the sub districts; apd such otLsl
business " is made necessary by law.
GEO. J. CouLrHARp, Gle rk
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26

We have Dee. e.te.y sAown =. letter from
), r whilom friald and former cl.,4e.. "i
'> ttinesu, Mr.. W. S. biskham, who nss ie-
:cme ons Of the pvoprietors CT tie
: pokane Minsf," published a, sro-
ne Palls,' Washington 1errt'"y
. congratulate him on his return to the
{ nruslistie tiel |, and regret that VIC csu-
It ind room publish his letter.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26

The Couury Goa.n.ss.anersiwl viii coave'
Immediately after the appoIntmeats'ior' til
vacant cotA otAmissionership are ii fads, for t.
purpose Of auditing the accounts dr III,
county clsgk and treasurer for 1886, ali
also to consider q PROPOSITION to select u
qlartsr section Of land Tor county seat pur.
poses as Contemplated by Sec. 2zoo, Of
the Revised Statutes Of tie United states
Clio. j. CoULrHARD. Go. Clerk.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26

Bulde Bros. Kelley 8 Hillhnnse, McKee,.
& Dickey now have their buildings on the
new townsite in process Of construction,
and others are rapidly preparing to follow
suit. The work goes. brayeiy on.
Tho Record, Of Detroit, Mimi, the local
rep5rtJr'a did hone givcs him a handsome
tributs FOR services rendered while = MON
ber 6f its staff for, the past FIVE years, in its
isst,e OF last week, for which we extend oul
grateful thanks.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
: Farmers, attention

ANY one A4v4ng gram to 6s ground, II
,equested to oring 1t to tae mill at tne,I
earliest possible convenience, ~ shall
soon shut down until sept. ist, on accoup,
'af repairs. u +. NJ. wo9pwARp.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
Heal Light Flashes.

The freight trains continue to bring in
urnher daily. ....:.
The track and bridge crow are now in
.:innesots, AIN .dst new aslds .nl pasture.
green. Z. "a
No accidents have yet occurred on the
aow railroad; which COCA to show that it
=. ust be in prSsty good order.
TIE express and telegraph service is now
ming. and matters are. gradually tsii,ng
nto shape, ACC riding 70 tho rsteFnal htum"
4 very large part Of the population Of
s,s ttinesu turned opt last Sunday evening
% see the exeu sionists start upon their ie.
:lrn trip. When the loud "'ali aboard"
as heard it. assned Is ifsomseody would
ct hurt amids the scramble. which was
sade to get'on The cars, hat such did not
rove the case, 80.
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Pursuant to adjournment the board me

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Pursuant to adjournment the board me
at lao y NJ, 3: , =. ~; =:
l.: Moved BY Levi Mellon, seconded by Err.
Turner thar whereas n. %. Welcos an
l'lnmas Flynn have applied to the count.
boaad tor u hceuse to sell intoxicr ing A4
uora 1T South Bsstineau, be it res II l., Iha
"e do not deem.is expedient to ..t tn.
liceass requested by the said pA:>.ss, AM.
we DO moi deem the anplirants 0r suretle.
sstistrctory,to us. Carried.
aioSed by iLesi NJ eao., seconded by Leuis
Brunette, that whereas the legislature ..
Dakota at its los. session did remove 10
townships from Dottineau Co., and attacl.
two townships to. q. county sdesigpatc,.
Pierce and l. townships to, IcIienry Co.,
we hereby instruct the county clerk to co.,
respond with johnston Nlckeus as to IT,,
| truth OF the report that hs is'going to carr.
the question OF the division OF tkese coun
ties to the Supreme Court, for lbs decision
As to the legality OF said division, snd i
such be the case the CLERK IL instructed t,
| call special meeting Of the board, II it b.
| ieemsd expedient by the clerk xud chair
| man OF the board to de 30 in the interest
| o.this county. II no action 10 to ba taken
oy linn as above then the clerk will u ouet
! enter into correspondence with Mcttenry
| md Pleyce counsfet, relative to the ad Just
! meut Of +he debt On the basis Ok the act O.
| The Dakota Legislature VI It's last .sss.sn.
| Carr led. i'&
;on motion tA9 county was re-di''riesed
No. lips l6o. 1s1, le2, 1863. and fruc-
tional towns hip IG4, kahge "a.
| No. 2-'Eps .i2, 4. i,, ips. l62, 1853, aud
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OUR COUNTY FATHERS.
Omcial Report O.: the Special 6ss.
..:tsion Held 1T the Court House
s. May 1oth,r 1857. ~

The County commissioners met pursuan
to specisl notice, lst, Toconsidsr the iiquoI
license question:; ID. The adjustment anc
funding Of the county ipdsbtiness; Sd, th'
re-arrAngement OF the county into districts
The minutes of the previous meesinl
were; read and approved. .na signed BY th'
chairman Of. the board.
Moved BY heviMellon, seconded by Err,
Tnrper, That we, the county commissioner
Of Bottincau Co.. ip special meeting me
this 18Th day Of May. 1857, do not dem i
expsdient to grant saloon license 70 sci
Liquor. in this county. 6ss the year 1887. an.
that we. do ,Aersby decide that no licens'
shall be granted tor said, year. Carried.
On motion the bpard adjourned to NEE
again at l'ap Pm. -,
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-26
Honors fo tl1e Govarnor.

Tuesday last the "birthday OF Gen
George Washington, the first
President Of the United States was
celebrated in a brilliant manner
by the white military, Governor
Gordon who had been invited by
the Savannah Volunteer Guards, arr v
Cd in the city in the morning and was
met by delegation of officers and es-
corted to the Pulaski House. The
troops assembled at 10 o'clock on South
Broad street, under command Of Col
Geo, A. Mercer, acting Brigadjer-Geu-
eral, and after a short march proceeded
to the park extention. The Governors
staff assembled at the Pulaski Honse at
10 a. N. and soon after the tro ps had
passed the hotel, the Governor appeared
and lounted the fue steed furnished for
his use and started for the parade
ground. The Governor is a superb
hnrseman and received the the plaudIts
Of people on his route in an easy and
graceful manner The review was
magnificent and the Governor was high
Iy pleased with the appearance OF the
troops. After the review a skirmish
drill took place between the Savannah
Cadets and Republican Blues, In the
afternoon Ills ExceIIency witnessed a
Cavalry tilt between two platoons of the
Georgia Hussars, and attended 'ball
given in his honor in the evening On
Wednesday public reception was held
at the Exchange when a large number
of citizens called to show their respects
to their chief magistrate. The Governor
left for Atlanta in the evening much
pleased with his reception in the Forest
Nity.
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The Great Pain Destroyer is Of MARVEL
Gus efficacy in the treatment and cure of
deafness, toothache, sore throat, headache
pains in the chest, side, and back, rheuma
tism, neuralgia, sprain-, bruises, burns, cuts,
chilbains, or lameness in any part in the
body, for corns, warts, and bunIons. Alaska
Medicines sold by druggists everywhere, or
sent to any address by company's agent
on receipt Of price. Alaska Blood Purifier
81 per bottle, for s. Alaska Oil or
Catarrh Compound so cents a botte,6 for
$3.50.
Special inducements to agents where our
medicines are not sold. Address j. a. Cal
lahan, general agent. Alaska ComP'd Co.,
l78 BroughtOn Street, SAVANNAH
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We re ret 70 cbr.n;ol. a. 1o.L
from paralysis Of tba "j bre;n '"e e O Ws
Elizabeth Ridca'or ~ @'u, us i
of Mr. A n e. g1' IT, III - n, "a "
occurred on Mondav Ia.t ~ TbS s'u 9, Gu,
were taken to NJ '4 e.. ;.t =, 'l''''S
Aooo.3:a ''' 'i''",
liable parties the Alaska Rl.o5 pur,ier
and the Catarrh COMPOUND are wonder
full medicines Read the advertisement
aud 90 to ITS Brouobt,n street and
seewhat the Alaska remedies will do
The tbirtacn+b onn;,ors.n,, ~ -.
First Rryon ~ aLaa.J - W. -,
Broad stroot m;rI 1oo,,r ar =, :, 30
[Sunday7 9th inst. Services win be
held as follows; Preaching at 1880 a
m; Sunday sch Oh concert 800 p, M;
the Lords Supper 7:3O P. m.
Go to L. Fried for YOUR Pleatad White
and Fancy Shirts
$50,
VOL OlnlSteu IN company with II. VI .
9',uo"'u' h1q' NlS'Ieu Ihe Ueorgla
evening February Il Roth l,antIo
,nonmado tJouan,b 'pe'o-
~ y - i''0e U""iou5u Inspection
OF the wards and various parts
of the building and the prem ses They
also looked with narticu ar Interest," into
tha dasfitnto condition If tho n ~; ,I'o
~,
ms IS the last day Tor the Tempe
Museum OF Antony IN our city NO
young man should f'lJ 70 see the spec
Street. the admission fee bo;ng onIy ten
oants 60 vonnr man !, now ho ,1ort h
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HOUSTON.
Savannah ga,

Alaska cleanses the blood, strengthens
the body and builds up the enfeebIed and
broken down constitution.
LADIES, use Alaska Blood Purifier it is
specially adapted to your complaints.
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ALASKA CATARRN COMPOUND

The indisputable sure Catarrh cure. Alas
ka has cured hundreds Of cases in Savannah
when all other remedies utterly failed. Alas
ka neyerfaIls it is inftllibIe. What greater
evidence can. a people ask Of a medicines
true merit, than the testimony furnished you
by Alaska Compound Co.. from among your
own citizens friends and neighbors Iesti-
mony Of Police Officer H. W. Boughn.
Alaska Compound Co., Lynn, Mass.
GeaHemeR.-
I have suffered Of lceratiye---for
ovet four years. have tried m ost all adj
vertise medicines for the cure Of this disease
have also been under regular medical treat
ment but all the time the disease was getting
worse. / could get no relief until tried
Alaska Blood Purifier and Alaska Catarrh
Compound, which l am happy to say give
me instant relief speedily followed by per
feet cure l now feel like new man, and
cheerfully recommend it's use by all SUI
terers Yours Respt.
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To nv TrianhS

And weT-wishcrs. l take pleasure 10
solicit your votes for handsome gold
wa ch, put up for the benefit of Fust
Bryan Baptist church, to be awarded to
the most popular Deacon. Your sup
port will be thankfully received.
Nest respectfully, Il. WICKS.
Savannah, Feb'y 1887.
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ALASKA BLOOD PURIFIER

Cures al diseases arising from an impure
state Of the blood Cures Scrolua, Tumors
Dlshgurimg Humors of the skin and scalp
Liver and Kidney Complaints, Dyspepsia,
Biiousness, Female Weakness and all de,
biulating and wasting diseases.
GENTLEMEN i take pleasure in recon-
mendiug your valuable medicines l have
great faith in the Alaska remedies because
they have afforded me great relief. Alaska
Blood P@rher will tuiId up the shattered
constitution and make one feel like new
being, adding energy strength and vigor 20
ones system. Alaska Catarrh Compound is
simply wonderful in its effects, it viii cure
Cold in the head and Head che almost in
stntly, and l cheertuIly commend them to
all. Yours respectfully,
REV L l.. HOUSTON,
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Thy tit Bottle hid b Convinced
a Great Cloud Of Witnesses.
Read what those say who have
used p. p. p.
MILTON, Fla. Jan. 20, 1886.

MILTON, Fla. Jan. 20, 1886.
This is to certify that | have been
afflicted with Scrofula, or Blood
Poison, for number of years. The
best physicians of Mobile and this
city said nothing could be done for
me. also took large quantity of
:. S. S, but found no relief in any
thing that I took. Ny limbs were
mass Of ulcers, and when l was
sent to physician at Mobile my
entire body was mass of sores. |
had given up all hopes, and as a last
resort tried PIP. P, [Prickly Ash
Poke Root and Potassium, and
after using four bottles -small sizel
the soreshave entirely disappeared,
and nay general health was never
better than at the present time,
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Egeemosvnarx Society.

The members Of the above named
society. are hereby summoned to attend
a meeting at Delmonico hail, GA Mon,
day night February 28th at s O'Clock
for he porpo>e or electing Ulcers for
the ensuing year, a. RAINIER,
G. II, EBBs, S cretary,
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Cyrus Canqpfleld,

Practical Jeweler, (Iate OF S. P. Hamil-
tom has opened at No Al Whitaker
street, whore he will be pleased to see
all OF his old friend, and patrons.
Prompt attention given to all work
inuusted to him aud satisfaction guar.
antyed.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-02-26

M ANTED, every body to know that
w BISHOP, the Photographer is back
in Savannah a.an and /, making those
fae enameIed Photographs at - 80 per
d zen and those large sized Felrsatypcs
at the usual price ? or quarter or /
for 80 cents, aud is located for lew
days only on East Broad nearly 5poslte
South Broad street. Savannah, Ga.
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r. j. ARTsoN.

Practical Carpenter and jobber, will re-
cejye orders left at Al Whitaker street,
Prompt attention given and all work
guaranteed
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ALASKA OIL.

II. w. BoUGHN,
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-03-13

g. As the season advances it is time to change
apparel in accordance. While in pursuit of this
change do not forget that clothes for gents wear
are made Ia mode from brand new assortment
of the best diagonals cheviots. serges and cork
screws by Weinmann L Son, Is Montgomery street.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-03-13
Hudson County Caledonian Club.

The eighteenth annual ball of the Gale
donian Club of Hudson County was held
last Thursday evening, and was attended
by over 100 couples. The grand march
was led by Mr.. John Hamilton and wife.
The reception COMMITTEES were : First Chief
tain, Samuel Evans; Second Chieftain, John
McInnes. Among those present were: Mr..
James Alexander and his daughters, Min
ME and Annie; Ms. Michael Alexander, 70.
Sweeny, William Hill and Miss Nellie
Milne, Alexander Milne and Miss Ellen
O'Day, John MeInnis and wife, NJ Gibson
and wife, George True and Mss Aggie
MacKellar, P. B. Kendall and wife, Henry
Duncan and wife, Chapman Stuart and
lady, d. Banks and Miss Banks, William
McLaren and lady, Robert Eagan and wife,
John G. Dixon and Miss Hattie Schroeder,
James Duff and wife, Jake Knerr and Miss
Morris, n P. Morris and Miss Wilmon.
Mrs. Stewart, Miss McInnes, Mrs. Samu al
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. John McInnes.
Among the bag pipefs were: Arthur Ross,
Mr.. Duncan, M. AcInnis, L. D. Robertson
and John Knox. From Brooklyn were:
Il D. Wilter and lady. W. B. Campbell
and lady and James Kennedy. Among
those from New York were: William Brown
and lady, Alexander Tasker, William Mill
Ter, and Robert Hamilton, Jr., and lady.
Columbia Association was represented by
Louis Plump and George Won ARK. There
was large delegation from the Mignonette
Pleasure Circle.
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'sIt was given to me forty years ago by
stranger who cured me Of the ague. He
told me it would tbenceforlh cure every
thing, and so 1t has donel'
And up to the judge. who was about to
sentence her to death, was given the
packet he himself had made in the inn.
This was the end of his adventure, There
was the etzeta. g., that he had scrawlcd;
and he was the tempter and originator of
the charm for using which he was to
hand over this poor truster in his honesty
to the executioner For forty years his
thoughtless folly had been working round,
and now it had reached him as he sat on
the judgment seat.
eve will make inquiry into this. The
sentenre is deferred"
That was al he said. The woman was
removed. AS speedily as possible she was
pardoned. The students freak in the
little Oxfordshire village had important
consequences. Sir John ad bad enough
trials for wtchcraft and henceferth he
discouraged them in every way. Where
he went there were no convictions.
When'he died, in 1910, the laws had
practically become obsolete, and soon
afterward they were repealed. w. J.
Gordon in Home Journal.
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Queen Elizabeth,s Affections.

That her affections were really though
absur6ly moved is evident from her treat
ment of the Prince. She behaved like an
infatuated woman, and paid the little
Frenchman every attention. When he in
sisted upon going, she parted from him
mournfully and in tears. She expressed
her feelings in the following poem;
81 grieve. yet dare not show my discomfort;
love- and yet am forced to seem to hate
/ dste but dare not what ever meant
l seem stark mute. yet inwardly do pirate;
am and am not--freeze, and yet burn;
Since from myself my other self turn.
MY care is like my shadow in the sun
Follows me fying--hies when pursue it;
Stands aud lives by me--does what have done.
This too familiar care doth make me rue it.
No means find to rid him from my breast
TIL by the END Of things it be suppressed.
"Some gentler passion steals into my mind.
(For am soft and made of melting snowy
Or be more cruel, love- or be more kind;
Or let me float sink, be high or low;
Or let me love with some more sweet content
Or die, and SO forget what love e'er meant"
After this time she appears to have par
leyed with no more suitors. Her love of
dress and her vanity rather increased than
diminished. She had three thousand
dresses and eighty wigs. She was always
open to flattery, and dispensed coqnettish
attentions to handsome gentlemen of every
age. She tried to monopolize the chivalric
devotion of all her court She was faith
full and kind to her old friends, but exact
ing of service and stingy in rewards. Her
favorites, loaded with grants and priyi-
leges, were neither good nor faithful Lei
cester was vain. imperious and treacher-
Gus; Essex man on the same general
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Parim Associatioa,s Bali.

Coopers Hall was deliberately decor rated
last Thursday evening, and presented a
scsne of great animation with IFS two hun
bred masquer-ders. The occasion was the
eighth annual masquerade ball of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association, of Jer-
sey City. A collation. was served at mid
night. The grand march, in which nearly
$50 couples participated, was led by G. Dc.
Levy and Miss Jacobs, of New York. The
floor was in charge of A. Fisher, chairman;
s Cirker. d. Keller, G. S. Drachman, J.
Harris, j Sherey and III Wolfson, Among
some of these present were: Mr. and Mrs.
A. K antyowitch. L. Banmsn snd wife, D.
Bauman and wife, A Stadler and wife, Miss
Estells Meyer, Miss Hannah Mailman Miss
5. Ksnegsburgh, Miss f Marks, b Perl
mutter and wife. a. Bauman and lady, J.
Fox and lady. Judge Davis and wife, Judge
Lowery and wife, G.. Cohn and lady, J.
Harris and wife, J. Kind and wife, d.
Meyer and lady, S. Cirker and lady, II.
Lesser, of New York; Mr. Sellner, c. Ell
dot, A. Kanegsburg and wife, j. Sherry and
lady, Mr.. Levy and sister. The most
prominent feature of the evening were the
Salvation Army-Miss Lilly Nathan, Mika-
do; Miss lawrence, Princess; NJ. A. Jas
per and lady, B. Cohen and lady, Miss
Bertha Heidbrun and Miss Sarah Kanegs-
burg
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-03-13

In the second part Mr.. George Heck will
appear in his original sketch, entitled
:" Fritz; or, The Little Wanderer," assisted
by the talented child actress Little Della.
and the following cast: